Therefore, it is only prudent to be cautious and prepared during this tenuous time in the credit markets.
He contrasts Margaret Thatcher – "who would tell you exactly what she thought" – with today's "cautious pre-prepared approach to politics, and I have to say with this prime minister we don't even get monthly news conferences.
Boulton said that with Cameron "we don't even get monthly news conferences" and contrasted today's "cautious pre-prepared approach to politics" with Thatcher, "who would tell you exactly what she thought".
Cautious, giddy and neurotically prepared -- surely so, armed with Joseph Conrad, "Moby-Dick" and the "William Tell" Overture -- this urbane landlubber was ready to meet whatever horrors the sea spat up at him: pirates, stormy swells, canal snafus.
Not sure of the right tone to strike, or how things might pan out, Mr Romney decided to stick to a script he already knew.That decision is typical: Mr Romney, the opposite of the impulsive, uncontrollable stallion of his theme song, is unfailingly cautious, disciplined and well-prepared.
After Mr Ouérémi's arrest, some expressed cautious optimism that the president was at last prepared to remove some of the more unsavoury characters around him.
She still rarely wanders from prepared texts but her modesty and cautious interpretation of the first lady's role have made her a star among conservative and centrist women.
After cautious mixing, the cells were incubated overnight at 37°C and prepared for Fe-activity measurement as described above.
